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WHAT ARE ESTRELLA TVS STRONGEST AFFILIATES
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Does anybody even watch them?
I'd have gone with Almavision or Tr3s before Estrella.
But keeping the thread on topic: KRCA-62 Los Angeles
Just to nip it in the bud: The best network that plays cool movies dubbed in Spanish that doesn't reverse employ English SAP is Telefutura.
Also, why is it that English broadcasters employ SAP to Spanish but it's not reciprocated the other way around? I'd watch Spanish TV a lot more if it was implemented. I mean I don't particularly care why the girls are bouncing on trampolines in their bikinis but I'd like to be let in some of the jokes.
Actually, it doesn't matter either way. *jiggle jiggle*
But keeping the thread on topic: KRCA-62 Los Angeles
Just to nip it in the bud: The best network that plays cool movies dubbed in Spanish that doesn't reverse employ English SAP is Telefutura.
Also, why is it that English broadcasters employ SAP to Spanish but it's not reciprocated the other way around? I'd watch Spanish TV a lot more if it was implemented. I mean I don't particularly care why the girls are bouncing on trampolines in their bikinis but I'd like to be let in some of the jokes.
Actually, it doesn't matter either way. *jiggle jiggle*
How is Estrella doing? I heard there beating Telemundo, is it true?
20.3 on WCWG...
I suppose it gives another FTA spanish language viewing option to those in the east of the Piedmont Triad of NC - here in NE Guilford County I get reliable reception of WUVC (Univision and Telefutura) and WCWG (CW, music videos and Estrella).
Basic analog cable in Greensboro has only ever had one single Spanish-only channel (Univision).
I suppose it gives another FTA spanish language viewing option to those in the east of the Piedmont Triad of NC - here in NE Guilford County I get reliable reception of WUVC (Univision and Telefutura) and WCWG (CW, music videos and Estrella).
Basic analog cable in Greensboro has only ever had one single Spanish-only channel (Univision).
chicano82 said:
It doesn't help that NBC owns Telemundo. Univision overall has more viewers than Telemundo does.
Who knows how well Estrella TV will do in Chicago, since they're gonna be on a low power station, WESV-LD. Right now, that station is off the air while it gets converted to digital channel 40.
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